Modernising Mentorship: Transforming Traditional Mentoring for Generation Z
Gen Z, often referred to as “digital natives,” grew up in an era where technology and the internet have shaped their lives from an early age. They have an inherent understanding of digital platforms, social media, and virtual communication. Unlike previous generations, they value flexibility, diversity, and instant access to information. Consequently, traditional mentorship models that were effective for Baby Boomers and even Millennials might not resonate with Gen Z.
